St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-13
A LOOK AT THE HORSES.
A Splendid Collection of Blooded
Stock in the Stables.

The horses are now all in and the en-
tries closed, and it is safe to say that a
finer collection of blooded stock has
rarely, if ever before, been gathered to-
gether in this country. Percherons,
Clydesdales, French Coach horses, En-
glish Shires and Haekneys are among
the fine breeds represented. The com
pleted lists stand as follows:
Tboroughbreds-JO Bradford, of
Big Lake, three stations, three brood
mares and four FLIES; Robert ID. Aykin,
one brood mare and one filly; l.. A.
Legg, one stallion.
TRoTTING STRAINS
Brood Mares-John Bradford two, F. A.
SABINE, of Lake City, one;; Bowman Bros
of Waverly, one, and ID. B. Dearborn, of
Minneapolis. one. ~ =
Glass No. Sd. L. and W. r. Merriam. St
Paul. one stallion, San Gabriel; r. NJ. DOdds
Minneapolis, one stallion; W. f. Steele Min
neapoliS, two stations; g. Rager, Pontiac,
Mich, one stallion; Bowman Bros, two
stations: d. Stuart, Minneapolis; A. Rost.
Faribault; o. j. Evans, Minneapolis, and
William Blowers, of Waterloo, To-. each one
stallion.
Class No. Cd. L. and W. R. Merriam, bay
stallion, Warren; F. A. Sabine, yearling,
Harry Blackwood; Charles McCusick,
saltwater, stallion colt, Alderim; :
L
Steele, Minneapolis, one geldfng and one
filly; Bowman Bros, two stations and one
tilly; W. [. McGrath, ST. Paul, one stallion;
A. Post, Faribault, one stallion, and o. j.
Roadsters-W. F. Steele, Minneapolis
two geldings Glass No. 8, F. A.
Sabine, b. m: Mary Marchant; Sher-
wood & Knight, b; m. Exit;
C0SgroFe stock company, LIE Sueur, four
year-old FLY; G. Rager, Pontiac, Mich, FIVE
year-old mare; E. G. Mills, St Cloud, one
gelding; Bowman Bros, five-year-old mare
and two tillies; P. Devery, Faribault, bay
line gelding; William Blowers, Waterloo,
To-, one gelding and one FLY; r. T. Williams,
ST. Paul, one mare; o. J.Eyans, Minneapolis,
two mares; A. Boright, LIE Sueur, one fiily;
borne. LIE Sueur, one fly Sweepstakes
Sherwood & Knight, Memory; VIM. Blowers,
Edward Wilkes; Bowman Bros, one stallion
and one mare.
team; C. A. Niles, siagle sgeldihg; s. w
SearlS single gelding: E. G. Mills, st. Cloud,
a mare and a matched team; Charles MeCu-
sick, team; c. d. Andrews, st. Paul. team
Rochester, single mare; w. III. Murray, Owa-
tonna, team; r. II. Williams, gelding: George
A. Nash, A. Boright and Ed Osborn, each a
single gelding.
French Coach stallions-H. +. Merriam
and A. II. Wilder, fye-year-old stations,
Pope and Stevens Counties Breeders associ-
ations superb" L. johnson, Northfield,
five stations.
French Coach Mares-L johnson, FIVE.
Percherons-L. johnson, fourteen: De-
laney Bros, eight; William Elliott, Still
water, four; Pond Bros, Bloomington, FIVE
John Zelch, Cottage Grove, seven; Otto Pc
terson, j. P. Madison and E. r. Jones, one
each.
Clydesdales-P. D. Sutor, Bottfneau. OAK.
two stations; Michael Lynch, st. Paul, one
stallion; Abner Strawn, Ottawa, II l. two
stations; William Buck, one stallion; Thurs
ton & Seabury, three stations; n. p. Clark,
three, and Gallraith Bros, GAINESVILLE Wis
fourteen.
Draft Stallions-Wilcpx & Liggett, Benson,
two: Delaney Bros, four; John G lars. Hub
bard county, one; l.. johnson, two; Heggland
L. Peterson, Rush City, two.
French Draft Mares-Delaney Bros. four.
English Shires, John Zelch, nine; R. L. Still
man. Minneapolis, one; Thurston L. Sea-
bury, five; Golbraith Bros. twelve; Delaney
Bros. two: Wilcox d Leggett. two; and
William Hill, Bloomington, one.
Cleveland Bays-Thurston l. Seabury, one
and Golbraith Bros, three.
Grade Mares, Pereherons-Pond Bros five !:
William Hill, one; John Zelch, five: and
Delaney Bros. three. Brood mares for all
work, Delaney Bros, two, and William Buck
three.
Saddle Horses-W. c. Reed, st. Paul, one,
and L. B. Hawkins, Minneapolis, three A
he'd of Shetland ponies belonging to Capt.
II. a. Castle completes the entries.